Sorenson to Speak Three Times at OFA Central Meeting
Frank E. Sorenson director of the University of Nebraska summer session and head of educational services will give three talks at the Last Central district meeting of OFA and the education banquet. He will discuss the new look in serial education and address education topics at the college level, aviation and American teachers, and courses in curriculum at the Teachers College. He is a noted author and UN head of United Nations education programs, with several aviation and education books widely used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Educational Services
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Frank E. Sorenson
OFA
Tara
Sorensons
Avelitariana
Br Sprensor
Marcophe Frank Ch. Brewer
Bedewa- Han
Amd
United Nations
Sorenson
Dutch Airliner Crash Kills 39 near Prestwick Airport
A Dutch airliner crashed after striking a high tension wire near Prestwick in Scotland, killing 39 of the 30 aboard. Six people survived the wreck, some burned, with several later dying in hospital. The pilot reported engine trouble before the plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pues Ick
Sealand
Roy
Prateb
Amortrans
Peraur Wikens
Hendrik Philippe
New York
de Wiis Ceparbee
Thas Dasack
Alfred Huhenlohe
Aluxsuteler
Toledo
Ohio
Pyemte
Amsterdam
Prestwick
Tarbolton
Oklahoma Weather Forecast Mentions Showers and Warmth
Fortly clouds with a few showers in the south tonight. Friday looks generally fair and somewhat warmer in the east with highs around 70. Low tonight near 40s in the panhandle and lower 40s elsewhere.
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Oklahoma
Panhandle
Air Age Education Teacher Meet Theme
The thirty third annual meeting of the East Central division of the Oklahoma Education Association begins tonight and runs through Friday afternoon with education for the air age as its theme. It offers two general sessions, a dinner and mural education banquet, a classroom teachers luncheon, an alumni breakfast, department sessions, and a Homecoming Game at 2 30. Over 100 teachers from the district are flying in Friday morning for the event including a parachute jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central Division
Oklahoma Education Association
Duneheon
East Central
Airport Hum Greets Teachers Flying to Ada Convention
East Central College pilots led by De J. Br. Chandler organized a unique FAA program with cooperation from the Oklahoma aviation commission. Dozens of teachers from Ada district and L county arrive by air for departmental meetings, then proceed to the convention’s field for flights home. Shawnee reports 41 teachers, Pauls Valley 14, Okemah 3a, Holdenville 11, and others varying, with Ada flights expected Friday afternoon after the second general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QEA
L County
Olekhoma Aviation Commission
Mrors
Oklahoma
Cry
Tulsa
U.S
Donen
Daltege
Shawnee
Pauls Vattey
Moeman
Okemah
Holdenville Hay
Semihole
Benryatta
Okmulger
Ada
Ovec East Central College
de J. BR. Chandler
Comperasion
Community Chest drives toward quota amid slow pace
Community Chest totals show gifts approaching 29 406 while progress falters. Lions Rotary and Wanis clubs report varied collection rates as a four day re drive aims to lift totals, with officials citing insufficient support and ongoing campaigns to recruit donors.
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Bette Tana
i+ wanis
Lions
Rotary
Rhiwaains
Wiss
Prive
Martin Clark
Drive
May Keep GRDA From Steam Power
An injunction suit filed in district court by Mayes county farmer W Chidester seeks to bar the Grand River Dam Authority from entering the steam electric business. The petition argues it would be illegal for GRDA to issue 2,300,000 in new bonds for buying steam electric plants and to spend funds on the Oklahoma Climance works steam plant at Pryor.
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Vinita
Okla
Oct
Grand River Dam Authority
W. Chidester
Mayes County
GRD
Chichester
GRDA
Okknama Dxclimance
Air Age Education Theme Weaves Through East Central Programs
The East Central district's 33rd annual OEA meeting centers on Air Age Education, woven into sessions from college general sessions to department meetings and even at the Homecoming football game. Speakers include Ton Steed on air education for observers and Dr Frank B. Soren from Nebraska, plus educators from Oklahoma and Ada, Shawnee, and Seminole areas outlining air age education across arts, sciences, and public policy.
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East Central District
OEA
Gemna
Arcetiage
Wnetirum
Ton Steed Wil
Meed
Air Education
Frank EB. Sorensom
University of Nebraska
Air Age
Association For Childone Education
Jack Price
Chauncey Airpork Whi
Tony Steer
Shawne
Vers Simmons
Ada Temior High School
J. W. Zimmerman
East Central Caller
Trke
James P. I Varnum
Type Salter
Oklahoma
Sam Strinte
Searinale
Bonkkeeping
Stanley E
East Central
Nera Rkilliga
A K. Pugh
Henryette
Leonard
Helen Patterson
Wenoka
Oklahom Education Association
BD. E. Temple
Oklahoma Equlation Association
Tulsa
James B. Watters
Ada
J. R. Chandler
East Central Education Department
Air Age Education
Ben L. Morrison
East Central Rural Education Extansion Department
Norris Stadium
Marevte E. Yo
University of Denver
Oklahoma Education Association Leader to Speak at East Central OBA
OEA President D. B Tempte of Irving School Tulsa and OEA leader will present an address on Oklahoma Education Association Legislation and Its Problems for Air Age Education at the elementary principals sectional meeting of the 33rd East Central OBA conference. Tempte, a Sherman and Chicago alum, has served as Irving School principal since 1944 and held multiple educational posts including Tulsa classroom teachers president and REA department VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B Tempte
Irving School
Tulsa
Oklahoma Education Association
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
University of Chicago
Temple
Central High School
Central High
Tulsa Classroom Teachers
Department of Classroom Teachers
REA
House of Representatives
Oxlshoma
Hag Ben
East Central Journal
Friday Final Day For Registration
Friday marks the final registration day ahead of the general election on Tuesday November 2. Local party leaders urge qualified residents to register to vote, noting changes in precincts and ballots. The report also mentions new voters and those who recently moved to the area and states that the presidential ballot will debut for some new voters. The text closes with an unrelated note on the Indian word for raccoon.
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Democratic Party
Quick End to Korean Revolt Predicted by Government Source
Seoul dispatch notes Korean army units advancing from four directions to crush rebels. A government source forecasts capture of 1,200 rebels within 48 hours and retaking Yasu and Sunchon within four days, while martial law remains in effect except in northern and southern Choda provinces.
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William RK. Moore
Seoul
Yasu
Sorine
Sunchon
Smogman Rhew
Choda
Ay VU. S
Cab Net
Yosu
Sunchos
Namwon
Marmwom
Kwangju
South Chalke
Lee Bum Suk
Resident of Roff Since 1916 Dies
I A Ashley 77 a longtime Roff resident died at home Wednesday after a heart attack. Services will be at First Baptist church in Roff at 2:30 p.m. Burial in East Hill cemetery. He moved to Pontine county in 1910 and was a farmer. Survived by two sons R B Ashley of Joe Hughes Seminole and Mrs M E Lavett of Tulsa, a daughter, grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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I. A. Ashley
Roff
Rolf
East Hell
Rotf
Pamtoine County
R, B
W. Ashley
Joe Hughes
Seminole
M.E. Lavett
Tulsa
Geanedchild
Tojo Described as Most Peaceful by Buddhist Teachings
In Toryg on October 2, reports say wartime premier Hideki Tojo has grown calmer through Buddhist teachings. Bie Wite stated today after a first visit to the prisoner in eight months, noting the change in demeanor.
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Toryg
P—Janan
Hidetsi Tojo
Biewite
Peisor
Eastern District of Light and Power Utilities Meeting Here
The Eastern District of the Electric Light and Power division of the Oklahoma Utilities Association will meet Friday at the Bliss club. Registration opens at 2 15 am and closes later with a full program planned. Emil H. Wyatt chairs the event with Miss Kate A. Niblack handling registration.
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Eastern District of Light and Power Utilities
Electric Light and Power Division
Oklahoma Utilittes
Bliss Club
Emil H. Wyatt
Kate A. Niblack
Wyatt
James O. Michael
First Christian Church
H. J. Huddleston
Ade
H. B. Base
Enid
Ewrope Ag
Otis Howard
Oklahoma City
4. P. Burns
Public Service Company of
Oklahoma
Lawtar
George A. Davis
Aldridge Hotel
Elke
Lloyd E. Courch
Clinton
Oklahoma official hails conservation program as best
Secretary of the Interior Krug praised Oklahoma’s soil conservation program as the best in the nation during a public talk. He noted strides in water and land conservation, mentioned planned dams at Foss and Fort Cobb on the Washita, and spoke of further reclamation projects in Anadarko and surrounding areas.
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Chickasha
Okla
Secretary of Interior
Krug
Oklahoma
Paul Revera
Canraf
Bureau of Recha Pmation
Foss
Fort Cobb
Washita
Mountain View
Kreg
Anadarko Earier P
Riverside
Tottax
Wall
Hot Springs National Park
National Forest
Arkansas
Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Mansfeld Junction
Garden City Kan October 21 Twenty three passengers were treated at a hospital after a Santa Fe eastbound California Limited derailed three miles east of Mansfeld Junction. No deaths. Many others injured with several considered in critical condition. Ten of twelve cars left the rails. the engine and last two cars remained on track as the train traveled from Los Angeles to Chicago.
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Garden City
Kas
Sante Fe
Califoria Limited
Mansfeld Junction
St. Catherine's Hospital
Los Angeles
Chicago
Death of Pearl McCutcheon From Head Injury
A six year old girl Pearl McCutcheon died after suffering a blow to the head when she fell in a bathroom. She had stomach trouble and vomited before the incident. She died at a local hospital about 1 pm Tuesday. Funeral services were held Friday at Smith Funeral Chapel with Rev Chester Mason officiating. Burial was in Rosedale Cemetery. She was survived by her mother Mrs Pauline McCutcheon, two sisters Jean and Ann, a brother Charles, grandmother Mrs Rosa Davis, and other relatives.
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Pearl McCutcheon
Pauline McCutcheon
East Fifteenth
Smith Funeral
Chester Mason
Oaks Avenue Baptist Church
Rosedale Cereteri
Ivers
Jean
Anm Mc
Charles McCutcheon
Mrs
Rosa. Davis
Ada
An Haunt
Pact Appeal Supported by Five Powers in Mexican Issue
Five major powers backed efforts to settle Mexican differences after the Security Council outlined new forms. Soviet Russia, France, and Britain supported conditional Mexican proposals while the United States and others pressed for broader consensus. A final text was sent to a subcommittee for review as Berlin crisis talks continued.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
Qet
Security Council
Sie Ncetrols
France
China
John Foster Mulliea
United States
Shawernss
Vishinsky
Powkienet
New Ammaramise
Arcente Ahte
Satirtogtary
Council
Mnernur
Westarn
Yartral
Agen
Russia
Berlin
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